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Investigation Underway After Pedestrian Killed in Early Morning Collision on University City Blvd in Northeast Charlotte

Investigation Underway After Pedestrian Killed in Early Morning Collision on University City Blvd in Northeast Charlotte

A pedestrian fatality occurred earlier today in northeast Charlotte after an individual was hit by a vehicle, prompting an investigation by local authorities. According to QC News, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police responded to reports of the incident around 5:30 a.m. near University City Blvd. and N. Tryon Street, where the pedestrian was found injured and subsequently pronounced dead at the scene.

Details regarding the crash and the involved parties have not been fully disclosed as the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department continues its investigation into the events leading up to the pedestrian’s death. While the identity of the deceased was not immediately released, emergency responders were prompt in their arrival at the scene, where WBTV reported Medic confirming the fatality of the pedestrian involved.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) reported that the road closure impacted morning traffic until around 8:15 a.m. as they cleared the scene and ensured safety for all.

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